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Welcome & State of Open Source Databases

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Fast, concrete survey of where open source databases move: rising designs for distributed by default systems and separation of storage and compute (Neon sold to Databricks), serverless pricing patterns, and HTAP limits that push data pipelines/Kafka for analytics; vector search adoption explodes since ~2019 with MySQL notably absent; license shifts (MongoDB 2018, Elastic/Redis) drive rapid forks and Linux Foundation-backed alternatives; Kubernetes operators make day‑2 ops viable and tools like Percona Everest aim to run many millions of DB instances on Kubernetes.

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  1. 0:00Opening remarks and event gratitude
  2. 1:53Event logistics
  3. 3:16Open source database trends
  4. 4:41Distributed databases standard
  5. 5:46Storage and compute separation
  6. 7:30Serverless databases scaling
  7. 8:34Hybrid transactional analytical processing limitations
  8. 9:57Specialized databases pipelines
  9. 10:39Multi-database architectures rise
  10. 12:26Cloud managed services
  11. 13:33Diverse database models
  12. 14:56Database compatibility flexibility
  13. 15:20Vector search AI applications
  14. 19:38Open source challenges today
  15. 20:43Cloud impact on open source
  16. 21:46PostgreSQL cloud success
  17. 23:32MongoDB license change
  18. 24:57Licensing vs governance models
  19. 26:44Single-vendor conflicts
  20. 27:50License changes impact
  21. 29:15Open source forks rise
  22. 30:50Forking Linux Foundation role
  23. 33:02Hadoop decline
  24. 34:46DBaaS vendor lock-in risk
  25. 37:18Oracle vendor lock-in lessons
  26. 39:23Data gravity open source
  27. 41:09Cloud-native vs vendor ecosystems
  28. 42:34Linux disruptive journey
  29. 44:43Cloud commodity open source
  30. 46:51Kubernetes stateful databases
  31. 48:57Day-two Kubernetes operators
  32. 51:07Database services on Kubernetes
  33. 52:52Myths databases Kubernetes
  34. 53:37Everest deployment solutions
  35. 54:41Future open source innovation
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